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WP is not a CV hosting service. We don't list every paper and magazine article written by subjects, but rather those for which an argument can be made for notability. For marginally notable people, WP:NPF applies: the article needs to be limited to those things the subject is notable for.
In this case, NEWS.GOOGLE.COM "all dates" indicates that this person is notable almost entirely for writing Syngress books, which is what this article should focus on. Many thousands of people have tenured professorial positions, but fail to meet WP:PROF --- note that Orebaugh's notability as a professor will be hard to establish, as WP:PROF wants cites (or "impact factor").
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